wherever
adv. B2 Upper Intermediate Oxford US //hwɛˈɹɛvɝ// UK //weəɹˈɛvɐ// wher·ev·er
adv. in or to any place at all. You use this when the exact location does not matter or is not known.
adv. at, in, or to any place or situation. Functions as a subordinating conjunction to introduce a relative clause of place.
You can sit wherever you like.
The dog follows her wherever she goes in the house.
The nomadic tribe moved their camp wherever the seasonal rains provided enough water for their livestock to survive the summer heat.
From where + ever.
Usage
Commonly used to introduce a dependent clause; can also function as a compound relative adverb.
Pitfall
wherever that you gowherever you goWherever is a conjunction that introduces the clause directly; it should not be followed by 'that'.